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    Gerund, Infinitive 1

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    The document provides examples of verbs followed by gerunds or infinitives, including "stop", "forget", "remember", "advise", "be used to", "look forward to", "like/dislike/hate/love/enjoy", "would like", "would prefer", "prefer", "mind", "help", "decide", "plan", "want", "demand/ask", and "miss". It also provides examples comparing gerunds and infinitives after verbs like "fancy", "avoid", "like", "enjoy", "keep", "learn", "mind", "help", "finish", "decide", "dislike", "ask", "promise", "

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    The document provides examples of verbs followed by gerunds or infinitives, including "stop", "forget", "remember", "advise", "be used to", "look forward to", "like/dislike/hate/love/enjoy", "would like", "would prefer", "prefer", "mind", "help", "decide", "plan", "want", "demand/ask", and "miss". It also provides examples comparing gerunds and infinitives after verbs like "fancy", "avoid", "like", "enjoy", "keep", "learn", "mind", "help", "finish", "decide", "dislike", "ask", "promise", "

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    The document provides examples of verbs followed by gerunds or infinitives, including "stop", "forget", "remember", "advise", "be used to", "look forward to", "like/dislike/hate/love/enjoy", "would like", "would prefer", "prefer", "mind", "help", "decide", "plan", "want", "demand/ask", and "miss". It also provides examples comparing gerunds and infinitives after verbs like "fancy", "avoid", "like", "enjoy", "keep", "learn", "mind", "help", "finish", "decide", "dislike", "ask", "promise", "

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    Gerund, Infinitive 1

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    The document provides examples of verbs followed by gerunds or infinitives, including "stop", "forget", "remember", "advise", "be used to", "look forward to", "like/dislike/hate/love/enjoy", "would like", "would prefer", "prefer", "mind", "help", "decide", "plan", "want", "demand/ask", and "miss". It also provides examples comparing gerunds and infinitives after verbs like "fancy", "avoid", "like", "enjoy", "keep", "learn", "mind", "help", "finish", "decide", "dislike", "ask", "promise", "

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     Andrew stopped …….(ask) asking me stupid questions.

    - Andrew
    przestał zadawać mi głupie pytania. (stop – przestać robić coś)

     Andrew stopped to smoke. (stop – zatrzymać się, żeby coś zrobić

     I forgot doing my homework (forget – zapomnienie zrobienia czegoś <-)

     Don’t forget to wash the dishes (forget – (nie) zapomnieć, żeby zrobić coś
    w przyszłości ->)

     Do you remember spending time in the playground? (pamiętać


    wspominać)

     Remember to buy sugar. (pamiętać, żeby coś zrobić ->)

     advise eating healthy food

     I advise you to eat…

     be used to +ING – być przyzwyczajonym do (I am used to drinking tea in


    the morning)

     look forward to +ING – oczekiwać

     like/dislike/hate/love/enjoy +ING

     would like to do sth - chciałabym

     would prefer to do

     prefer +ING

     (don’t) mind +ING ((nie) mieć coś przeciwko zrobieniu)

     help sb to do sth

     decide to do sth

     plan to do sth – planować coś zrobić w przyszłości

     I want to fly with you.

     I don’t want to meet you again.

     demand/ask to (prosić, żeby zrobić coś)


     miss +ING

    1) I don't fancy

    going

    CHECK
    SHOW
    (go) out tonight.

    [.]

    2) She avoided

    telling

    CHECK
    SHOW
    (tell) him about her plans.

    [.]

    3) I would like

    to come

    CHECK
    SHOW
    (come) to the party with you.

    [.]

    4) He enjoys

    having

    CHECK
    SHOW
    (have) a bath in the evening.

    [ having ]

    5) She kept CHECK


    SHOW
    talking
    (talk) during the film.

    [.]

    6) I am learning

    to speak

    CHECK
    SHOW
    (speak) English.

    [.]

    7) Do you mind

    giving

    CHECK
    SHOW
    (give) me a hand?

    [.]

    8) She helped me

    to carry

    CHECK
    SHOW
    (carry) my suitcases.

    [.]

    9) I've finished

    cooking

    CHECK
    SHOW
    (cook) - come and eat!

    [.]

    10) He decided CHECK


    SHOW
    to study
    (study) biology.

    [.]

    11) I dislike

    waiting

    CHECK
    SHOW
    (wait).

    [.]

    12) He asked

    to come

    CHECK
    SHOW
    (come) with us.

    [.]

    13) I promise

    to help

    CHECK
    SHOW
    (help) you tomorrow.

    [.]

    14) We discussed

    going

    CHECK
    SHOW
    (go) to the cinema, but in the end we stayed at
    home.

    [.]

    15) She agreed CHECK


    SHOW
    to bring
    (bring) the pudding to the dinner.

    [.]

    16) I don't recommend

    taking

    CHECK
    SHOW
    (take) the bus - it takes forever!

    [.]

    17) We hope

    to visit

    CHECK
    SHOW
    (visit) Amsterdam next month.

    [.]

    18) She suggested

    going

    CHECK
    SHOW
    (go) to the museum.

    [.]

    19) They plan

    to start

    CHECK
    SHOW
    (start) college in the autumn.

    [ to start ]

    20) I don't want

    to leave

    (leave) yet.

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